http://www.venusworldwide.com/razor_blades.htm
USA source it seems. For your shopping pleasure. They have some very unique looking straights as well.
Gilette 7 o'Clock blades
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Gilette 7 o'Clock blades
Peter
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"Attend the Tale of Sweeney Todd
His skin was pale and his eye was odd,
he shaved the faces of gentlemen who never
there after were heard of again. He trod a path
that few have trod, did Sweeney Todd,
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
Re: Hi Peter!
The seller is located in Pakistan, but cash usually trumps politics. Look how many taiwan computers are actually made in mainland china.guenron wrote:Are these the Indian (subcontinent in Asia) manufactured Gillettes?
Re: Hi Peter!
But Pakistani razors are known to be junk. I wonder if the blades are any better.
mitchll wrote:The seller is located in Pakistan, but cash usually trumps politics. Look how many taiwan computers are actually made in mainland china.guenron wrote:Are these the Indian (subcontinent in Asia) manufactured Gillettes?
Joe
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Joe, Well, those Pakistani knock off straight razors are notoriously poor, but we had a thread here not long ago on these '7 o'clock' Indian DE blades that seemed to suggest that they were at least tolerable. At least that's how I interpreted the gist of that thread. Didn't make me want to jump up and hunt some down though. Regards, Gordon
India has always had a respected steel industry. The famous Damascus steel actually originated in India. That's why I find it so strange that the Pakistani razors are so awful.
bernards66 wrote:Joe, Well, those Pakistani knock off straight razors are notoriously poor, but we had a thread here not long ago on these '7 o'clock' Indian DE blades that seemed to suggest that they were at least tolerable. At least that's how I interpreted the gist of that thread. Didn't make me want to jump up and hunt some down though. Regards, Gordon
Joe